Significance of Personal power
Personal power, as outlined in Purana, encompasses both the material strength and authority individuals perceive to possess over the earth, leading to a false sense of ownership. Additionally, it highlights the individual strength of figures like Prithu, who can enact change and protect the earth. In Indian history, personal power is characterized by the pursuit of political ambitions of individuals in parties like Congress, sometimes undermining collective principles for personal gain.
Synonyms: Individual strength, Self-empowerment, Self-confidence, Personal authority, Autonomy, Self-determination, Self-efficacy, Inner strength, Self-assurance
In Dutch: Persoonlijke kracht; In Finnish: Henkil枚kohtainen voima
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The concept of Personal power in local and regional sources
Personal power emphasizes individual political ambitions that can undermine collective party principles, as seen in Congress and various political parties. This pursuit often prioritizes personal goals over the shared values and goals of the party.
From: Triveni Journal
(1) The pursuit of individual political ambitions often at the expense of collective party principles, observed within members of the Congress and other parties.[1]